MAX Automation SE to Transfer Listing from Prime Standard to General Standard on Frankfurt Stock Exchange

MAX Automation SE, a company listed in the Prime Standard segment of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, intends to transfer its listing within the Regulated Market of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange from the Prime Standard to the General Standard. This strategic move aims to make the company's capital market presence more efficient while upholding high standards of transparency and continuity in capital market communications. The company will continue to voluntarily report on its business performance on a quarterly basis, considering its shareholder structure in German.

The planned switch to the General Standard is designed to reduce costs and administrative expenses, thereby freeing up resources previously tied to the additional requirements of the Prime Standard. These resources can then be specifically channeled into the operational development of the Group and strategic growth initiatives in the future. In this context, the Supervisory Board of MAX Automation SE will submit an application to the management of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange to revoke the admission of the company’s shares to the segment of the Regulated Market with additional post-admission obligations (Prime Standard), while retaining admission to the Regulated Market (General Standard).

Guido Mundt, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of MAX Automation SE, explained that by making the planned change, the company is striking a balance between operational efficiency and the demands of the chosen stock exchange segment. This shift allows MAX Automation SE to focus more strongly on the operational development of its Group while ensuring reliable and continuous communication with the capital market. The company's commitment to transparency remains intact, as it will continue its quarterly capital market communications voluntarily.

The implications of this announcement are significant for investors and the market, as it reflects a growing trend among companies to optimize listing structures to reduce bureaucratic burdens and allocate resources more effectively toward core business activities. By moving to the General Standard, MAX Automation SE can streamline its administrative processes, potentially enhancing operational agility and competitiveness. This decision underscores the importance of cost management in today's economic environment, where companies seek to maximize efficiency without compromising on investor relations. The continuity in quarterly reporting ensures that stakeholders remain informed, maintaining trust and alignment with the company's strategic direction. For more information, visit https://www.maxautomation.com and https://www.newmediawire.com.